The school district is seeking monetary damages and claims that platforms Meta, Alphabet, TikTok, and Snapchat were designed to be addictive, and harm children’s mental health.
Supervisors are now proposing more than 16,000 acres of utility-scaled panels.
It is the first baby for the zoo’s pair of gibbons, Chanee and Mel.
The Vintners Association delivered its first annual report on the new fundraising program to the county Board of Supervisors.
FEMA is likely to bring less funding for any disaster, warns Public Works Director Chris Sneddon in a report to the Board of Supervisors.
Jorge Vasquez, 65, had previously served time for similar crimes.
Ridley Scott’s latest outing, “The Dog Stars,” heads down the apocalyptikitsch path, mixing genres as it goes.
Music & Meditation SB with Robert DeMaine, cello
Fri, Sep 11 2:00 PM
Santa Barbara
Carpinteria Arts & Crafts Faire
Sat, Sep 05 10:00 AM
Carpinteria
Raíces y Sueño: Día de los Abuelos
Sat, Sep 05 10:00 AM
Santa Barbara
SBJH and NITE LIFE Car Club Lowrider Car Show
Sat, Sep 05 10:00 AM
Santa Barbara
Sat, Sep 05 11:00 AM
Solvang
Salty Strings at the Band Shell
Sat, Sep 05 4:00 PM
Santa Barbara
Comedy Night at Carrillo Recreation Center
Sat, Sep 05 7:00 PM
Santa Barbara
Comedy Night at Carrillo Recreation Center
Sat, Sep 05 7:00 PM
Santa Barbara
Daytime Disco with DJ Darla Bea
Mon, Sep 07 12:00 PM
93103, Santa Barbara, CA
SB Acoustic Presents: Transatlantic Guitar Trio at SOhO
Mon, Sep 07 7:30 PM
Santa Barbara
Preparing to Age in Place: Lunch & Learn Webinar
Tue, Sep 08 12:00 PM
Santa Barbara
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Arts & Entertainment
UCSB’s Shakespeare troupe brings its stripped-down, high-energy production of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ to Elings Park September 10–12 before returning to campus in October.
Food & Drink
Alejandro and Charlotte Medina have closed their modern Indian restaurant on Santa Barbara’s State Street.
Living
It is the first baby for the zoo’s pair of gibbons, Chanee and Mel.
Sports
Santa Barbara will open Pacific View League play against Pacifica next week.
Real Estate
This extraordinary More Mesa property makes the case for letting nature set the schedule.
